The new-build Atticus Hotel from local architect Nathan Cooprider with interiors by Christina Tello of Tello Interiors embraces its location in the Willamette Valley with a bespoke aesthetic that celebrates  McMinnville, Oregon.

Composed of white quartz and encased in walnut, a welcome bar—perfect for impromptu wine tastings—stands in for the traditional reception desk.

Salvaged library windows in a wood frame section off the lobby where plush emerald green and blue armchairs invite guests to linger.

Deep charcoal blue tones adorn the hotel drawing room, which is anchored by a large walnut table and fireplace salvaged from a local one-room schoolhouse that has been updated with mosaic tiles.

Gold silhouettes of McMinnville residents adorn the walls of the drawing room complementing hanging plants suspended from locally crafted macrame holders.

A wall of built-in bunkbed cubbies accommodates six guests in the hotel’s singular bunkhouse, which is wrapped in olive green walls.

The design team embraced a decidedly Northwestern palette with pervasive dark navy and gray hues offset by bronze or gold light fixtures.

Wallpapered headboards depict a range of patterns, including polka dots, owls, and clouds, ensuring each room has a distinctive, thoughtful vibe.

Bespoke elements like velvet sofas punctuate the hotel’s 36 guestrooms.